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Anonymous users2024-01-24It's no problem to stick the tile, and if it doesn't leak at the time, it generally won't leak.
If there is a problem in the future, then you can only find a regular decoration company with a warranty period.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The waterproofing of the bathroom should be done this is the national standard, the waterproof practice is more, after the waterproof is done, it is necessary to brush the glue once, or the interface agent can be tiled, and the tiles of the bathroom are densely assembled, and there will be no problem!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It depends on whether your wall is damp or not, as long as the drainage and ventilation are taken care of, there will be no problem.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21No, if it is not easy to paste, you can wipe the bottom with adhesive mortar before pasting.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20It will be hollow, and it will affect the waterproof effect, and there is a possibility of dropping.
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Anonymous users2024-01-19……Ask if the tiles can be attached?
In view of the fact that your tile is a bit big, it is not recommended to use a flexible waterproof coating, and you can use Oak K11 general waterproof coating. It is a rigid waterproof coating, which will not be pulled off by the tiles or cause hollowing.
Hehe, there won't be such a person, it's too bad, you can take a glass of water, stir it with a silver ornament for a minute, and then look at the sediment.
If you don't do waterproofing when you decorate, you need to consider the waterproofing of the bathroom, so you need to smash the tiles on the wall to do the waterproofing of the wall! (rice waterproof) and then carry out re-tiling, no directly on the tile to do waterproof!
It is normal for your bathroom to be higher than the living room, many houses have this situation, generally if you don't want to change, just build one or two steps at the bathroom door.
Throw it to the balcony on the next floor...